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In the new volume of BRAIN journal, researchers Elham Zarezadeh and Mehdi Rezaeian have come up with a new research on the Micro Expression Recognition Using the Eulerian Video Magnification Method. In this paper they …

This paper presents a research which was done in order to examine the influence of utilization of information technology, internal system, and regional financial accounting system on the performance of city government agencies in Banda Aceh …

The present paper plans to offer a diagram of Dixon’s From Passions to Emotions: The Creation of a Secular Psychological Category and Pugmire’s Sound Sentiments: Integrity in the Emotions, underlining the chronicled development and drop …

The electronic word of mouth (eWOM) is a communication form adapted to the digitalized world of today where persons that never met communicate in an impersonal manner. The paper Social Media as Medical Validator written …

We all know that the sacred is present in our lives, but sometimes we cannot understand it and perceive it. This paper represents and endeavor of synthesizing knowledge from the field of arts, literature, art …

Daniela Popescul and Mircea Georgescu present a new research indexed in BRAIN Journal on a very actual topic: Generation Y Students in Social Media. The purpose of this study is to estimate what it is known …

A pseudo-holographic display is a display that creates a virtual three-dimensional image of an object, producing viewing experiences that are virtually indistinguishable from viewing a true hologram. In the upcoming issue of BRAIN Journal the …

The last article from the seventh volume (issue 1) of BRAND is a research conducted by Laura Cătălina Ţimiras, entitled The Notoriety of Brands on the Romanian Market among Youth. The main and most common …

The paper written by Răzvan Bogdan from the Department of Computers and Information Technology, Politehnica University of Timisoara, includes a presentation of a modality of integrating Embedded Systems Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) into blended …

In this study, the researchers portray another Computer Assisted Diagnosis (CAD) to naturally distinguish Alzheimer Patients (AD), Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and elderly Controls, in light of the division and grouping of the Hippocampus (H) and Corpus Calosum (CC) from Magnetic Resonance Images (MRI). For the division they utilized another technique taking into account a deformable model to extricate the range wishes, and afterward registered the geometric and surface elements.

For the order was proposed another directed technique. They assessed the precision of this technique in a gathering of 25 patients with AD (age±standard-deviation (SD) =70±6 years), 25 patients with MCI (age±SD=65±8 a long time) and 25 elderly sound controls (age±SD=60±8 years).

For the AD patients was found a precision of the characterization of 92%, for the MCI was discovered 88% and for the elderly patients 96%. Generally speaking, it was observed that the technique was 92% precise. This strategy can be a helpful device for diagnosing Alzheimer’s Disease in any of these Steps.

Alzheimer’s malady is the most widely recognized type of dementia among the elderly; it speaks to around 65% of dementia cases. Alzheimer’s malady is recognized from different dementias by the reality it grows step by step and it mostly influences the transient memory. Nonetheless, the determination is most certainly not continuously simple and it can be troublesome for doctors to separate Alzheimer’s illness from another dementia.

The researchers figured out how to accomplish a Computer Assisted Diagnosis framework by investigating the Hippocampus and Corpus Callosum. The first commitment comprised in showing another strategy for division taking into account a deformable model and priori information. For the second commitment, it was proposed an order technique in light of the utilization of the four known metric separations, and the choice was accomplished by utilizing Bayes.

This study has developed a decent exactness of 92% for recognizing Alzheimer’s sickness at any stage. The accomplishment of such a framework is because of two stages: division and order. The researchers proposed it as a future work, adding another part to build up the longitudinal checking for this sickness: the investigation of two MRI of the same patient in two unique times for deciding the adjustments in the hippocampus surface descriptors.